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Stucks
Stucks is a progressive rock band that gained attention with their song "Dragged Down." The track deals with addiction and self-destruction, which resonated...
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Stucks is a progressive rock band that gained attention with their song "Dragged Down." The track deals with addiction and self-destruction, which resonated with some listeners but also drew criticism for its dark themes. Their debut album "Ashes of the Sun" came out in 2016, followed by "Echoes of the Abyss" in 2018 and "The Weight of the World" in 2020.
Silas Blackwood handles vocals and guitar, Elijah Thorne plays bass, and Gabriel Foster is on drums. Their other songs include "I Take You In My Heart" and "Old Times." The band's music tends to explore difficult emotional territory, though their catalog isn't particularly extensive.
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